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Laurent Marcel Salinas, Naissance (Birth), 1944

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Laurent Marcel Salinas, Naissance (Birth), 1944

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The medium of this piece is oil on board. Similarly to the Anatomical Corpse piece, this takes elements of real life scenarios and actions and turns them into an open=ended discussion. This would provide a story for the exhibition is the many different ways you can depict the scene being displayed. The connections to objects we are familiar with such as legs, a baby, and clouds give a basis, whereas the abstract things they have been portrayed as allow for a new story to be created.

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Amy Nimr, Untitled (Anatomical Corpse), 1940

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Amy Nimr, Untitled (Anatomical Corpse), 1940

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This piece is in the medium of gouache and ink on paper. This would be a great addition to the exhibition because it directly related to the theme of surrealism. The anatomical similarities allow for the connection to real life structures of humans while also leaving room for interpretation on what else it could be relating to. Deciphering what basic human emotions and functions could be linked to this entity would allow for interesting discussions amongst the views of our exhibition.

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The Look of Amber is an oil painting that was made on canvas. This art piece can be found in the National Gallery of Art. This piece would be a great fit to our exhibition because it looks simple at glance but the more you observe the art the more things you start to discover. At the time France was going through prosperity which is why the canvas art has more lively colors. Something I found interesting is that a few years later France entered The Great Depression and ties in with the dimmer colors on the upper half compared to the lower half of the art painting.

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L'un dans l'autre has oil painting done on a canvas. The artwork is found in the Met museum. L'un dans l'autre is a good fit because it has many objects that we do not typically see. Like the green circle on the lower half of the artwork. I have no idea what that object could be. The overall brightness of the art piece is a dark color which gives off a sad mood. The reason Toyen might have picked this brightness of the color can be because at the time The Cold War was going on. When I see darkness I feel like it would be a cold place just like the nights outside.

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Marcel Jean, "Armoire surréaliste", 1941

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Marcel Jean, "Armoire surréaliste", 1941

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The medium of this painting is oil on wood panel and is found at The Metropolitan Museum. This piece would be a good contribution to our exhibition due to its openness of thought. This painting really makes you wonder what is going on and it ties to what everyone can contribute to themselves. This would interest visitors due to the message of your wardrobe is a path to many pictures. This is meant to be that your style and your fashion sense can create a personification of what you feel or what you believe on the inside. There is no limit to what you can wear and show off.

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Kerry James Marshall, "Great America", 1994

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Kerry James Marshall, "Great America", 1994

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The medium of this painting is acrylic and collage on canvas and can be found in the National Gallery of Art. This piece would be a good contribution to our exhibition as it provides history of a country we all share in common. Most of us have studied the history of America and can take away the message of this artwork. In addition, we can correlate the message to our present time problems the country is facing. This artwork can allow for the audience to better understand the problems we face today and understand the history of our country.

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Arshile Gorky, "The Artist and His Mother", 1942

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Arshile Gorky, "The Artist and His Mother", 1942

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The medium of this painting is oil on canvas and can be found at the National Gallery of Art. This piece would be a good fit in our exhibition because of the way it represent surrealism through emotion. The facial expressions on both the artist who is a young boy and his mother seem as if they are saddened by something. This could potentially be telling us the story of their lives and that the artist painted this to express a tragedy in their lives. This could be a helpful piece for viewers to see so that they can realize how art tells many stories through picture and 0 words.

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The medium of this piece is oil on cardboard and can be found in The Metropolitan Museum. I believe that this piece would fit in with the exhibition because it represents Dada through the representation of war that Ernst endured as well as highlights the human experience of being consumed by the tragedies of war. A visitor of this exhibit may find this interesting because the mythological creatures are used to represent the people who are causing these hardships and is metaphorical to animals being dangerous.
-Sarah Ortega